davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
The M0kan.

The barkentine Makah, which left
Newcastle, n. S. w, February 11th,
for Honolulu, with l ,134 tons OF coal
put into Sydney on the 18th, having
sprung leak during heavy gale on the
night OF the day she sailed, and had
been in imminent danger OF laundering.
Her commander, Captain II. A. Thomp-
son, did not expect to reach land again
when the 'southerly burster" was blow
ing on the night of the 18th, as the
pumps got choked; but the sailors
worked with will, and the vessel ar
lived at Sydney as stated. At one time
Wits men were up to their waists in water
&C king at the pumps; for five days
NJ never had dry stitch of clothing
=, nut they stuck to their work no
= g. When the Alameda left e a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

cessfully, was given the other night by the
Hawaiian Embassy to King Maiietoa and
bis Cabinet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

NOTICE.

A T THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING o.
~ the Pacific Hardware Company limited
the following officers Were elected for 1887;
B. F. Dillingham;. ........ President and Manager
Jas G. Spencer. Treasurer and Secretary
W F. AlIen................... Auditor
Samuel Mott and I L. Winter. Directors
JAS. g. SPENCER,
Secretary
Honolulu, March 3, 1887. So mario
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

d UILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL
ID its branches; Steamboat Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with bulls of wood iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together or Sheets Rolled ,Pu nched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment riv-
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to hand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cifc Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. S. WILLIAMS. Honolulu
Pco,., Nc nnstairs SnreckeIs' Block
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
TTO1'ICE.

4 ia dEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A tn. Waiohinu Agricultural and Grazing
Comp my, held at lis Office at HonolnIu, on the
goth of February ultimO, the following officers
wer elected to serve for the ensuing year;
H Nahinu ...........: ........ -Preslden
c p IauEea ......... Secretary and Treasu
c. P. IAUKEA,
Secre'
Honolulu, March 7, 1887. $50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

Turing MY ABSENCE FROM TIE KING
II dom Man Chip holds full power of attorney
to transact all business on behalf of me.
YIN QUON.
Honolulu: March z 1897 53l mar1T
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
MELBoURNE. February Z.

The Victorian Government, in reply
ing to a circular from the promoters OF
the Pacific Gable Company, stated that
they were unable to move in the matter
until fuller details had been received.
The subject would probably be discussed
at the Imperial Conference.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
The Proposed Pacific Cable.
LoNDoN. February 4th.

LONDON, FeDruaIy HUI.
The Pacific Gable Company has not
yet been officially announced. Mr..
Harold Finch Hatton has been ap-
pointed Secretary. The provisional di-
rectors are: Earl of Midtown, Viscount
Folkestone, Captain Pallisier, Messrs.
Murray, Hatton, s. P. Slade, R. H.
Want, Cook, j. Cory, and Owen Jones.
The Canadian Government will pay the
expenses of Captain Noresby in the
Alert's survey of the route of the pro
posed Pacific cable from Vancouver to
the Sandwich Islands. The other ex-
penses will have to, be borne by Great
Pritaip
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
The RiSdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works.

Corner Of Beal and Howard Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO. ........... CALIFORNIA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14
NOTICE
AIDES NURSE

i AIDES WISHING A COMPETENT NURSE
~ can secure the services of Mrs. CHAMPIAIN
by lnqriring at Mrs. Hoyts, 1I5 King str eet
corHFr OF Alakea street. 400 mays
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

]. n. S. WILLIAMS. ...................H onoIuIu
P>,o,., Nc Q nnstairs Spreckels Block
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

loaded with e-o go Sc coal IN vi,
c. Brewer & - HonoI,,Ir had 4
terest. Tho 1.;aI, H. 1lci
small insu - AZ III
rance, is estimated ,re is &
-----&"~-- 4 .$35 0ca
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-14

Employment and Shipping Agency. Labor
Contract Blanks and Revenue Stamps always on
hand. Copying and translating in all languages
used in this Kingdom. Orders from the other
Islands will receive prompt attention.
, 1887-10-06

weather and other meetings. 5tii, the
lecture vas quite Interesting and in
structive. as have been the whole series.
At i;a close The speukrr was blinlloided.
and succeeded il picking out democrats
from republicans hy feeling ot their
heads; also, Germans from yi;.y.a. Pr-:.
Norris amnnmrr. / slat ihi, vusJ!i close
his series nf lectures hor, anj that he
wouId leaya for Taco!aa Wednesday.
He Will be i'll the opera house today
from p. III, TO make private examiua-
tons.
Air. J. \. McInues OF the firm of Nc
Innes < Winters was interviewed by an
ARGUS reporter yesterday, and said he
had no doubt his late partner had alb
seconded. lie was sorry fer the turn
affairs had taken, and thought there
must have been something else besides
the money consideration that led TO tho
act. He had a clue to the whereabouts
of the missing man, and Ii it proved Ie-
liable would bring him to an account.
As to the work in hand hy the firm,
i! would go on, aud lie McIuncs) would
face the music" as best he could. The
labor bills On both their large contracts
had been PAID in fall, and be hoped to
meet all Liabilities for material. lie said
he bad hcar,; something that had deter
mined Him 10 sever his partnership re'a
ton with hir, Winters ut the eu! of the
year, but the latter had saved him the
tr1ul,Ip
, 1887-10-06

order thIs mOirinc. TIE Iul Was hand
S"mely decorated aud continued 3Hru
pc9T.r. A-Gau = read elyErams from
icE.-er., aaI SlcTCiIly L!lcauau stat
~ that 'Lt. .l!G y,ya !.EI.y.I..DIy ap-
tdse,i ;,fIr! could Ils IErlv, UIti! [;ig H.
lis SEra..... tIugS.Lns .i,Ct,Ilt bad U,cu
CiiIg. east g.d y.;.S uoj .g.e e. make lie
address e! ,.~...'!.4- aE Iuu .sHIt Co.. .lir
a.:.ts. '.-t4..a.,.. ts...,.e .s-ie. i,r...Fi.s.
:su :ns -, So. vi til- yFs!,r IA lhe North
wcst, and introduced Mascr Amcs, vino
m#,iu q fgrG-i ad!rsss of welcome.
IN resVgLEp 10 Mayor Ames7 GIdIess
Of welcome Richard GHiliith. General
Worth Foreman, was introduced IN the
place of PCwicTIy. He was followed by
A. i. Carleton OF the General Executive
Beard.
Carelion 8fchc particularly Of the
growth af the order and said IL would
appear wlsp the Eer"Tts were alI III that
the order Va net sciug to pieces, but
was IN .yuIiiy str-rger than ever. He
declared so long as many ware deprived
of a righ!fu! share of the products of
!hrir toll the order would have Il work
to do.
Ralph Beaumont, of New Nork. one
of the beEt taikers III the order, was the
DGAL SIcahtE- ne S'!iI. II IS E:!iU tllat
this organization Will 90 down. If this
Is so, if it docs - down, another orEani-
zation grauaeg aHI stforger, viii he
reared in lis place Tic work of this
ordc. ha. uot been accomplished. There
are men il this organization who will
come before tho county as leaders yet.
twenty-five years hence the men who are
III ihi:: order today will be u power in the
land. They vii lower III ranks with
men ike Blaine, i...3 their iower will Ee
felt. The work Of tins organization has
just begun. There are principles in il
that are bound t. stand. The people Of
America cannot afford to let the organi-
zation 90 down."
Richard Trevely CONCLUDED the morn
ing session with Z short speech, pledg-
ing the order to the support OF American
principles ard American institutions.
The convention then adjourned until the
evening, when Genera! Master Workman
Powdecly ia expected to deliver an ad-
dress on The World as Kpightbood
would Make it."
, 1887-10-06

competitive drill occurs tley viii ie
prepared {" scoyp lie l@urc!'.
If y,u sh.uli r.cviv. = copy OF the
DsrGy Ansva ;b:7 week et your fcs:j.urr
or place a. business, ius; consider it an
invitation &, 1,r',nc l. subscriber.
!. Ea:-.r * Cn. had Al rr,yd oG
guests al th-ir op,niug last nigh. bi-
| enough to 1emoli-h all the lunch III
sf=Gt-auI it was a generous collation..
too.
Messrs, f. KHnger & Co. have Gle
CANT apartments in their new quarters.
They have large, roomy. light place,
furnished for comfort ard lighted by the
new electric light.
All cases Of the seal pirates il A'aska
waters have been =djndica!ed, and al!
the vessels have been condemucd. Az
appeal has been taken TO the circujt
court of Oregon, Judge Deedy.
The preseat Improvement on the
DAILY ANGUS was undertaken in tie
hope Of securing at least one hundred
more Subscribers. twenty-five Of that
number were seeur,d yesterday. Where
are tie .ther seyeuty-iiyr?
QGlte an Improvement l. lem" made
at the residence OF Sheriff Sherhau. y
new feLce Is taking the place Of the old
one around the yard. the stable IS i,eiug
moved back from tl, street. and the
property improved generally.
MIR. Max Endelman, the genial inspec-
tor uf customs on Inc Idaho says that
the largest crowd of rniners cam. dawn
this trip to winter il.a. he had ever seen.
Over sixty were passengers on the
IIaho.
The str. Yukon was seized at Juneau,
Alaska, 10y Collector Delaney, for carry
irg passe ngers after the license had cX-
pired. Sixteen miners came 10 juneau
from the Yukon y the way OF Chlcpot
and Str. Yukon.
4 feature of the lecture on phrenol
ogy last evening was the mating Of two
young couples by Prof. Morris. Match
making, although not yet reduced to an
art, has been greatly simpIitied by
science. Still, the time is far distant
when love making WILL lie reduced to
rules, and systematic direction.
Regular lay service today at II a. m.
in St. Paul's Episcopal church, con-
Quoted by Col. Oliver Wood who has
been kindly filing the morning appoint
ments since the regular rector removed
10 Spokane Falls.
, 1887-10-06
From nro-Aax,s DaIls.

Hon. Beriah Brown of Seattle is very
i'll.
Where is that bear? Who bought
him?
Bro. Learned wants pair of dumb
bells.
The ARGUS job rooms are overrun
With work.
Here's where you get your telegraphic
dispatches!
The Idaho arrived from Alaska at
midnight.
The crew of the Oiympian were trans
fered to the Aacon.
Subscribe for your morning Daily
with It's dispatches.
Chautauqua circle at the Nj. b. par
sonaCe tomorrow evening.
DR.. Minkler was callsd 70 Port Dis
covery to SEQ n patient today.
Bartlett & Go, have just received a
large lot OF sewing machines.
Y.M. C. A. meeting tomorrow evening
at Good Templar Hall a. Z 30 sharp.
There will be a decided sensation III
the matrimonial line in town tonight
The senior member of Z. 2: LOTUS II
Co. is receiving the cougr9tulatio s OF bis
friends.
Ladies OF the LEGAL W. c. T q. have
offered to donate their library to the Y
NJ. C. Al
Miss Harrison's millinery store IN the
new McCurdy building will be opened
ipi few days.
Sunday morning daily. The onl!
chance for twenty four hours to get the
telegraph news.
A fine coal black corriage horse Wa'
received yesterday from Oregon bI
FDocb F. Plummer, for his mother.
Corbin Ball, son OF the late district at
torney, has been given a position by Mr
Treadwen at Douglas city, Alaska
E. Klinger & Co. hal grand open
ing at their establishment last evening
-celebratel 10y general free lur ch.
Official notice in regard 10 day eau
tionary snals at Neah Bay will b.
= found elsewhere, and will be of inieres
to shippers.
A great many will want to know hov
Prof. Morris eau tell democrats from re
. publicans. VIII il be by the smell o
their breath?
A large number of miners came dow
on the Idaho, all them with large guam
Titles OF gold. The largest nusgf
/ weighed S32.
First morning daily ever PGbiishe
; north of Seattle within Waslingto
y Territory. First Sunday morning paPe
in Port Townsend, also.
The military company made sp.endi
lshoWing last evening. BY the time
, 1887-10-06
Ghe 3f.tgIslp Araus.



FROM 49, ''>i''' i''-''N'
l. l. - 80"
Ia!
Mrs. = =. "'l'i'i"I''@ T." P1a-euoss
today.
Nest u H. h"h"' and l., N"s~"i @
Whidh' island are 'H town today
The Dispatch Lad "a lnr-e lot OF
tyi-h: ari p.s,u-c g fnr Gla..m today
Mr.. M'fa.rsnn, ,; Victoria, agent toI
the Union Mutual Life Assurance Go.
Of Maine. is IL town
Rr. bark island CITY. Warner. arrived
this morning. ~ davs from Shanghai.
She loads Iumhcr at Ut~aIgdy for Bis,
baue.
BE Arc,pra.. lToun. sailed last even.
IN, f,r San Frrci.ra. She - InaIed
of, slDOnD feet ,s Iurlb.r from P,r,
HadIac.
Mr.. Sllas Goodwin C.; Port Angeles
MISSED through today on his return to
that ulacr. af rr having been absent in
the east al summer.
1l,a ,,,,,y tug L,,,t H,ri.r Scotland
rsc,.pt;, LuiFt IN ,.ratiI.. arrived here
I,st evening. SE,. - = handsome craft
and a CT dit 10 her hmldeg.
TIA, university VIII move ahead. Ia
coma sadly ueeIs i 10 Ee.p boo,n her
TOWN l,ts-buf Tacu-l, diJlI, bid when
s,ecnu'd have h,porably done so.
.r,-,..,...,,.. ,,...
- - C,..-...I, I.,,,.,-3
I,.I ,.,..., ,...,..-.,rs g., ti,a,,
- ,...r., v,r.-,1
tear,
VI ch.. o.u-,.. a., D-,.-,,
- L.. ,.,,ro,.,-..I a.. n, -,
a.. ,h,r, II, tool, I.,,.o III =
h,,ssb,IJ fprritnre to-day md J. 70 na
married oaxr week +, Mss Dick If that
,,I,oa
-,
~ ~" e' '"e He"
''"'''.'@' "'N' 80 ""0 "'' : ''''''S' 'i'''''
"''S' III - '.'''' az "seI'
,'.-,, -, 80 =
aLatI,a.u.; ,,~,, u.,I .,N"t''i ''o
-, -
'N " - ''''' ''>-0
DIX 'e's '' OE""t"t'ldH oo"ks arrived
by N l. express to-day IN" can be had
al 'ue ieSiueilce "i heV' - N Dehison
al feS"'"r uiSc"aht rates fiIst come
nF'l "e''ed' lhe annual reading begins
Oh Oe' ISL ana ana cree Will begin It's
meetings on Monday evening next at the
NJ. L. parsonage Everybody interested
Hih'lted at that nhe.
, 1887-10-06
From Saturdays Daily.


October.
Here We gol
Firs! of the month.
p. W. PettygroVe, Esq, is very i'll.
City council meeting rext Friday.
Get ready to dodge those bills today.
Prof. Nenzies, the magnetic healer, is
in town.
Rev. A. Laubach and wife of Discov.
cry are in town.
Mayor Minor of Seattle was in town
an hour OF SO Wednesday.
Suitable weather for ducks, umbrellas,
oVershnes and gossamers.
Surveyors will be in the field in few
days to locate The line of the west side
railroad.
LatimeE's new drug store stand in the
AcCurdy cor ner will be the finest in its
line in town.
Prosecuting Attorney Calhoun has
has gone to WILDLY Island, but is ex-
pected home today.
Aessrs. KlinGer & Behrman are open
Ing stylish wholesale lquor stone in
the new McOurdy building.
President Kuhn.' of tho Port Town
send Southern r. r. Co., bears his hon.
ors with lecoming meekness.
dwelling house is being ertc:ed on
Mrs. Webster's property on the hill, in
fFont of the Rothschild block.
Mrs. Flora D. Brown expects TO start
east on Monday, having sold her mil,
hhery business to Miss Harrison.
Washington street will soon be filed
up with business houses. It's entire
length should be provided with side.
walks on either side.
There has been quite n rumpus in
customs circles over officers charged
with being implicated IN smuggling,
Special Agent Beecher has been investi.
eating.
Our electric light company should b.
hired to place large light on the, cupoli
OF the public school building. 1t woulC
do more good than night watehmal
Oh the hill.
"M-o-r ming ARGUS! AtSthe iates
neros' ONLY FIVE GENTS Copy H. Kin,
reader, if you hear the foregoing reso
hant sounds, don't get excited. It
only the carrier waking the echoes.
This is lo 'spurt" 1t means bi
stride in newspaper Development. ]
'he people "taud 10y it with ii
creased tnaLoT ort their none
will be well e~.
The locaS~1. Il. @. will meet Z
uood Te9splNr Hall on Monday evening
u Is pro posed TO place This organizatio
oP'a strong, effective working basis {
.oon as possible, and to add from tin
'" lime to its attractive features. ~,
The eastern mail for the So wi
o'riVe over the Norihern Pacific by ii
cSTl'ehb1ck for the first tune on Tresda
1ctober 4th, at 10 a. M, and regular
thereafter. Tue first through mail
leave by this route will be on Monday
i4o ?. m. This will make a saving OF S
Hou's ume IN the transit east.
, 1887-10-06

BY dislcIIing the symptn 80 often mistaken
for Com umptIon, SANTA ABLE has brought
gladn;ss to many household BY its PTor2pt
use for breakin" mp the cod that TOO often devri
opS IniO that fatal di ease, thousands can te
saved frO.s EutiIRciY gTHvc. GoU make no
mistake Dy EcepiTg DO lie of ths pleasant rem
c;v in yOur hpUse CALIFORNIA ca III
CURE j. equally effective in cradle ating Ill traces
OF Nasal CGtaTrh. Both Of these wonderful Csl-
IfoTuia remedies arr sold and warranted sy Dr.
j. D. Mink!er. S!.Gl = package. FOR g.
, 1887-10-06
.ucI.Ien's IArnica saiye.

The Best SaIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChaPped Hands, Chill
blains. CorRs, and all Skin EruptiOns,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money REFUNDED. Price
10 cents Per bog. For sale by n. ID.
Hill ( Son
, 1887-10-06

LaConuer tbreshcrs are batting on the
merits of their machires.
TIE editor of the Blaine Journal in
vites "corn skeptics" to call and see bis
ears.
The Scout, published at Union. Or.
comes to our table as a valued exchange
1t is published by A. K. Jones and B
Chancey.
Spokane Falls is To have a bar associa
ton. What's the matter with having {
bar association fer Port Townsend? We
must keep i'll the fashion.
Whatcom county is TO have county
far, to cegin on the S;h inst. 1t l5 time
Jefferson county had something in thi:
line 10 encourage lcell agriculture, man
factures and art.
Tacoma NeUs:-rhe Port Townsend
ARGUS seems determined to do all the
mischief possible in Mothodi:t circ'es
as the following would indicate: 1T il
learned that Rev. I. j. Massey propose;
to hold quarterly meetings in PORT
Townsend d-regardless of the request oi
the membership tn t he stay away. Ii
he does he will do SO knowing the situa
ton. There will he no deception and
he need rot b. disappointed il ht
breaches to empty beI ches." The ARGU:
has proposed nothing of the bind. HaC
il or the Methodis.s hereabaHts taker
any different course there would have
been infinitely more misch:c: done IL
Methodist eiscies.
II bavs taken, wiihiG the Past year
several bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilia, and
find it admirably adapted 10 the need;
of an Impoverished system. l am con
WINGED that this PREPARATION, as blood
nuritier. is unequaled &C. c. Dame
Pastor Congregational church, Andover
Me.
, 1887-10-06
q. Ah.nIUte SuIc.

Tie uIi-inal AD-cIiH, Giu n."uI L. only put up
H. i:.r-. ',ss~-rsi'r ia lo.y= .Hd :, absolute
cure fDv old suTtS, burns. wounds. chapPed
hands and al skin erupliGns. viii pO-itively
crre pI. kinds of pi'os. ASlS fU- the Original
sbietiae Ointment. Sold by Dr. Jas u. Mink
.cr ~ - cents per hoX-by mail - cent?.
, 1887-10-06
MoTIce.

This j. 10 certify that | have: bought TIE rss-
ia=:rut blsiHeSs of Charl L. Matthews, On
Water street PGry Townsend, and Will cslIdEct
The same hereafter. VI. Matthews ALL ils ~
sToHsible fo5 all debts due fiom the LuSiBesS up
TO date. ON the Ist OF October | viii move the
business TO the city property, nexf TO city hall.
YEK LEE.
! Port Townsend. Sept. Il. 1887.
, 1887-10-06

H.. Goah. Gel. , TT g visible supply
uF -g.l. DctoDtr -, complied b. The
@,| I,,, Produce Ea,L....-,. 10 80 fol-
.1"-- S. Ly..,, Ji&Ji5!I iIzise's: earn,
.'~..IiN ,s,-lte...; ,'i.:s. ~ OBS bushels:
rye, 2I,5G5 bushels: barley, l,l2S,36S
bu-hels
, 1887-10-06

\ splendid chance 20 locate n man
with small meal Oh land suitable for
fruit, hops, Sfanb, rrics and small frnit
near steamer landing. Get pRrticu-
lars at this office.
, 1887-10-06

State Insurance Company sDf Salem,
Or, is the best for farm buildings and
dwelling houses. RoBT. BILEs,
Agent.
, 1887-10-06

trcducrd IL" president to the cliy and
state, uHd after another explosion in
cheers tie yTtai .cnt rcporIe! in a short
.r.ac,t
, 1887-10-06
PnEsEDFNT CLEVELAND.

ST, LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Uniil this morning
the president las been the guest of May.
or Francis, but today and tomorrow he
te'ong5 to the people. Fai;er weather
Could not be asked for; the street swer2
cleaned by last nights shower aud are
free from dust Everywhere along the
line of the presidents ride the sidewalk
were crowded. Garenne, pres dent OF
tie Merchants EXCHANGE, introduced
Mayo= Francis, ard declared 1t The most
auspicious day fol st. LOUIS within the
city's history. Mayor Francis then in.
, 1887-10-06

FoR RENT. "A warehouse, suitable for
storage or shop, next TO the Foundry.
For terms apply to the BaGk.
, 1887-10-06

Nice r4om~ t, let. II the McCurdy
Luilias. Inquire at T. Klinger &
Cos.
, 1887-10-06

Best OF reliable accident insurance at
the ARGUS office.
, 1887-10-06

WANTED "A girl to work on BnsLling
and Tailoring. Apply 10 J. GolTiah
Adam street. d2t.
, 1887-10-06
MARRIED..

CHAMBERLAIN-KIhG-A the resi-
dence of Z. Il. Brown, by Rev. Father
Maniloux, on Oct. 2, 1887, James
Chamberlain, to Mrs. Margaret King,
all of Port Townsend.
, 1887-10-06

Get your life insured at the ARGUS
agency.
, 1887-10-06

FuE REHT. Furnished or uDfurnished
rooms at Airs- T. E EaFthrops. Terms
reasonable.
, 1887-10-06

NOTICE To ali whom these presents
come greeting: In the name OF artistic
personal appearance: You, and each of
you, are hereby required to be and ap-
pear at Mrs. Cougilrs Millinery store,
next door TO the postofiice, on this. 9th
day of October, A. D., 1887. between the
hours of a. H., and 6 p. M, then and
there to give testimony as to whether or
not the goods, wares and merchandise
there found are of the latest and best
patterns. texture, desirability, and lowest
prices. You are also required to ex'
amiue, buy and use according 10 your
several needs. Hereln make due return
and fail not.
, 1887-10-06
MaESe no ffistnke.

4 good safe-cost SITS new; can be
had for 500. Apply a. this office.
, 1887-10-06

For SALE.-Two blocks of desirable
city property. Apply to
T. III. TERRY.
, 1887-10-06
X. OF L. IN SESSION.

MTESE4PoLIs. Oct. 3.-The general as
! sembly Of the knights o: Labor was
called to order IN Washington rink this
morning by j. Z. McGaughy. secretary
of the cooperative board and chairman
of the local committee. The rink was
handsomely decorated and contained
about 1900 peoDle